On Sunday, 'Stop The Silence' hosted a pancake feed to bring the community together and spread awareness and education on the issue. They raised over $4,000 to help support survivors.
To address suicide and fight to end the epidemic, a prevention fundraiser is happening Saturday to remember a young man, Adam Cheney, who lost his life to suicide during the pandemic.
Gonzaga coach Mark Few says he will miss the first few games, including Saturday's Kraziness in the Kennel 'as a consequence of my error in judgment'. The Coeur d'Alene Police Department cited him for DUI last month.
Neighbors have gotten used to the extra greenspace in their backyard to walk their dogs and find solace from the business of the city.
The deadline is approaching for public school and state workers to get accommodations for vaccine exemptions or lose their jobs. 4 News Now reached out to several districts for their numbers.
There's a fight underway for the future of our schools and it's happening at school districts all over the country.
Spokane city leaders know there's a housing problem. The City Council adopted a Housing Action Plan to find solutions, but changes can't happen overnight.
It's not something you see very often; one clinic providing vaccines for both people and pets.
Of the 841 employees that work at Eastern, 80 percent of them are vaccinated.
If you're looking to enjoy the outdoors or go skiing up at 49 Degrees North, there will soon be a new hotel for you to stay in.
The Spokane Regional Continuum of Care board sent a letter to Mayor Woodward Monday, saying "there are no longer any employees in Human Services."
The more people get vaccinated, the more protection there will be against COVID-19-- and kids are a big part of that key step.
SPOKANE, Wash - Fans of 90s music better act quickly if they want to see some of the biggest musical acts of that decade at the Spokane Arena next spring. Tickets for The Mixtape Tour 2022 go on sale Friday.
A group in Spokane made their voices heard for women's rights. They are just one of many across the nation doing so on Saturday.
That's right, snail mail could get even slower.
The city promises it won't affect calls to 911.
From 2010-2017, the city snagged the top spot for affordable entry level homes. As Spokane grows, homeownership is becoming less attainable for more people.
As we navigate our way through all the information out there, it's never been more important for us to be discerning about the information we trust.
Kootenai Health continues to battle the coronavirus surge. Federal resources are staying for another month, but it still isn't helping meet the demand.
State tests like the Smarter Balanced Assessments and the Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS) are normally done in the spring. However, because of the pandemic, they got pushed to this fall.
The pandemic changed every aspect of life, and employers are feeling it.
The former S&P Meats building caught fire around 8:30 Sunday evening. Flames could be seen from the roof.
Nicholas Hess, from Atlanta, was working in the back of the observation car on a trip to Seattle when he said things suddenly got "really violent."
History is being made in Spokane. The Seattle Kraken played its first game with fans at the Spokane Arena.
